Otto Roesch
Biographic Data
| ID | 637682 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Otto Roesch |
| GIVEN NAMES | Otto |
| FAMILY NAME | Roesch |
| SIGNATURE | ROESCH O |
| AFFILIATIONS | Trent University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The 'green zones' agricultural cooperatives of Nampula City: A new phase in the Mozambican cooperative movement
This paper examines the origins and current development of agricultural cooperatives in the Nampula City ‘green zones’, Nampula Province, northern Mozambique. The paper seeks to document something of the process by which the small‐scale agricultural producers of the Nampula green zones have come to see cooperative organisation as central to their individual household survival strategies in the context of the changed economic and political climate…
Renamo and the Peasantry in Southern Mozambique: A View from Gaza Province
Cet article examine les bases sociales et l'organisation de l'insurrection qui dévaste actuellement le Mozambique. Se concentrant sur la Province de Gaza dans le Mozambique du sud, l'article cherche à montrer comment la dynamique du conflit et plus particulièrement la nature de la participation paysanne à la guerre, diffèrent au sud et au nord du pays. Tout en reconnaissant que Renamo—le mouvement insurrectionnel anti-gouvernemental—et un mouveme…
Migrant labour and forced rice production in southern Mozambique: The colonial peasantry of the lower Limpopo Valley
This paper traces the origin and evolution of the system of forced rice production which the Portuguese colonial state introduced to the lower Limpopo River Valley of southern Mozambique in the late 1930s. The colonial state's attempt to develop the area's agricultural potential in the service of the colonial economy was thwarted, however, by the area's earlier transformation into a labour reserve for South Africa's mining‐based economy. The syst…
Rural Mozambique since the Frelimo Party fourth congress: The situation in the Baixo Limpopo
which South Africa's war of destabilization has precipitated in the country. At the Fourth Congress Frelimo recognized that unless immediate measures were taken to harness the productive potential of peasant and capitalist agriculture - a potential which had been largely neglected in favour of collective forms of production - the country would face a steadily worsening economic situation, with serious implications for Frelimo's base of popular su…
Rural Mozambique since the Frelimo Party fourth congress: The situation in the Baixo Limpopo
which South Africa's war of destabilization has precipitated in the country. At the Fourth Congress Frelimo recognized that unless immediate measures were taken to harness the productive potential of peasant and capitalist agriculture - a potential which had been largely neglected in favour of collective forms of production - the country would face a steadily worsening economic situation, with serious implications for Frelimo's base of popular su…
Migrant labour and forced rice production in southern Mozambique: The colonial peasantry of the lower Limpopo Valley
This paper traces the origin and evolution of the system of forced rice production which the Portuguese colonial state introduced to the lower Limpopo River Valley of southern Mozambique in the late 1930s. The colonial state's attempt to develop the area's agricultural potential in the service of the colonial economy was thwarted, however, by the area's earlier transformation into a labour reserve for South Africa's mining‐based economy. The syst…
The 'green zones' agricultural cooperatives of Nampula City: A new phase in the Mozambican cooperative movement
This paper examines the origins and current development of agricultural cooperatives in the Nampula City ‘green zones’, Nampula Province, northern Mozambique. The paper seeks to document something of the process by which the small‐scale agricultural producers of the Nampula green zones have come to see cooperative organisation as central to their individual household survival strategies in the context of the changed economic and political climate…
Rural Mozambique since the Frelimo Party fourth congress: The situation in the Baixo Limpopo
which South Africa's war of destabilization has precipitated in the country. At the Fourth Congress Frelimo recognized that unless immediate measures were taken to harness the productive potential of peasant and capitalist agriculture - a potential which had been largely neglected in favour of collective forms of production - the country would face a steadily worsening economic situation, with serious implications for Frelimo's base of popular su…
Migrant labour and forced rice production in southern Mozambique: The colonial peasantry of the lower Limpopo Valley
This paper traces the origin and evolution of the system of forced rice production which the Portuguese colonial state introduced to the lower Limpopo River Valley of southern Mozambique in the late 1930s. The colonial state's attempt to develop the area's agricultural potential in the service of the colonial economy was thwarted, however, by the area's earlier transformation into a labour reserve for South Africa's mining‐based economy. The syst…
Renamo and the Peasantry in Southern Mozambique: A View from Gaza Province
Cet article examine les bases sociales et l'organisation de l'insurrection qui dévaste actuellement le Mozambique. Se concentrant sur la Province de Gaza dans le Mozambique du sud, l'article cherche à montrer comment la dynamique du conflit et plus particulièrement la nature de la participation paysanne à la guerre, diffèrent au sud et au nord du pays. Tout en reconnaissant que Renamo—le mouvement insurrectionnel anti-gouvernemental—et un mouveme…
The 'green zones' agricultural cooperatives of Nampula City: A new phase in the Mozambican cooperative movement
This paper examines the origins and current development of agricultural cooperatives in the Nampula City ‘green zones’, Nampula Province, northern Mozambique. The paper seeks to document something of the process by which the small‐scale agricultural producers of the Nampula green zones have come to see cooperative organisation as central to their individual household survival strategies in the context of the changed economic and political climate…
Political science (4 works) · African history and culture studies (3 works) · African studies and sociopolitical issues (3 works) · Agriculture (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Development economics (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works)